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Curriculum Vitae Curriculum Vitae Dr. Arshad Mahmood Asif (ArshadMeraj) Assistant Profess Department of Urdu International Islamic University, Islamabad. Personal: Name: Dr. Arshad Mahmood Asif Pen Name: Arshad Meraj Fathar,s Name: Meraj Din Date of Birth: 18th March, 1965 CNIC: 61101-1388648-1 Domicile: Punjab Present address: House No. 657, Street No. 02 Sector, I-9/1, Islamabad Permanent address: Mohallah Gulberg town, ward No.02, Behra Road Phularwan, District Sargodha. Cell No: +923005168823 Phone No (Office): 051-9019626, 0519019641. Profession: Lecturer, Department of Urdu, Govt.Degree College, kahuta, Rawalpindi (From Novermber 1997 to 05th October 2011). Assistant Professor, Department of Urdu, International Islamic University, Islamabad (05th October 2011, Continue) Publications Books: 1. Katha Neely Pani Ki (Poems) 2006. 2. FarhatParveenkiAfsanaNigari( TajzeeyatiMatalea) 2006. 3. Gherat k Naam per Jaraimki rook tham(NRSP) 2010. 4. Dosto k Dariman(Poems) 2019. 5. Urdu AfsanaaurAzadi e Izhar, (under Publication) Research Articles Published in HEC Approved Journals: 1. Tehqeeqmain Masahibaaursawalnama, Daryafat, (4), NUML,Islambad, December 2005. 2. KuchNazmainAesiHotihain, TakhleeqiAdab (3), NUML,Islamabad, January 2006. 3. Ihsas e Adam TakmeeliataurBegangiat (Co- Author), Daryafat (8), NUML,Islamabad, January 2009. 4. Azadi e Izhar k JadeedTaswarat, Meyar (8), IIUI, December 2012. 5. Mashoor eZamanaMamnooaKutab: AjmaliJaiza, Meyar (13),IIUI,2015. 6. Pareem Chand “Soz e watan” aurRiastiJabr, Meyar(17),IIUI, June 2017. 7. Radio kaIrtaqi Safar, Radio Pakistan aura dab kiKhidmat (Co- Author), Meyar(18),IIUI, 2017. 8. Abstract of Meyar 18,(Co-Author) IIUI , 2017. 9. Zaban o Adab, (22),Department of Urdu , G.C University Faisalabad,2018. 10. Abstract of Meyar 19,(Co-Author) IIUI , 2018. 11. WaidakAdabaur Urdu Zaban, Pegham e Ashna(72), SafaratKhana Islamic Republican of Iran ,Islamabad, 2018. 12. Maasar Urdu NaatkaMouzuatiTanavo,(Co-Author),Pegham e Ashna(75), SafaratKhana Islamic Republican of Iran ,Islamabad, 2018. Articles Published in Renowned Urdu Journals: 1. Urdu Adab per Falsafy k Asrat,tadeeb(2006), Bartania.PakistanJild No.4, Shumara No.1 2. Popular Shayeri,Adbiat, Islamabad, Jild (17) Shumara(20),2006. 3. AdabkionZaroori ha?,RoznamaAusaf‘‘Adabi Edition’’ September 2006. 4. SaeedDoshikiNazmain, TajeedNoo, Lahore, Jild No21, Shumara No.02, 2010. 5. SurkhaursabazkyDarmian, TajeedNoo, Lahore, Jild No22, Shumara No.01, 2011. 6. JageerDaranaNizam, JadeedSanatiMoashraaururduafsanay main Azadi e Izhar, Tehqeeqat e Urdu Journal, Rawalpindi, Jild No.1, Shumara No.1, 2011. 7. AabQadeemkySahilon per anwaarfitrat. Dastawez,Lahore, Shumara No. 14,15, 2011. Review books in newspapers: 1. RukokehRooLain(QaseedaImraoulQais), Daily Ausaf, Islamabad, Literary Edition, 21 October 2006. 2. Wazeer Agha kiNai Sheri Jehet, Daily Jung, Rawalpindi, Literary Edition, 31 March 2000. 3. BeAabAainokasheheraurSaeedAhmad,Daily Din, Rawalpindi,Literay Edition,18 August 1999. 4. TabishkamalaurManzarManzarDhoop,DailyNawa e Waqat, Islamabad, Literary Edition, 17 August 1999. 5. AjabikMuskurahat, Daily Khabrain, Islamabad,Literary Edition, 24 February 1998. 6. AbarkiAhat. IkTareekhi Novel, Daily Khabrain, Islamabad, Literary Edition, January,1998. Seminars & conferences: 1. Delegate, All Pakistan Progressive Writers Conference, Faisalabad (April 2003). 2. Delegate, QoumiAdbiEhlaQalam Conference, Islamabad (2008). 3. Speaker Tadrees e adab … nayaTanazar(Seminar) NUML, Islamabad (7,8 June 2011). 4. Delegate, Urdu shayri main tehzeebiTasawar(Seminar) IIU Islambad, (5 May 2011) 5. Delegate, Dr. NabiBukhshkiYaad main(Seminar),IIU Islamabad, (30 May 2011) 6. Delegate, Ahmad NadeemQasmi (Seminar)IIU, Islamabad (15 December 2011). 7. Delegate, Youm e Ghalib (Seminar),IIU Islamabad ( 29 December 2011) 8. Delegate, Bayad Ahmad Faraz (Seminar) IIU Islamabad ( 12January 2012) 9. Speaker, Bayad Zia Jalandhry (Seminar) IIU Islamabad ( 24April 2012) 10. Speaker, Moaasr Urdu Nazam(Conference), Islamabad Literary Festival, Oxford University Press,Islamabad( 12 to 14 March 2015) 11. Speaker Shayeri, Conference, Islamabad Literary Festival, oxford University Press, Islamabad (15 to 18 March 2016) 12. Speaker/ Moderator, ParveenShakir Urdu Literary Festival, ParveenShakir Trust Islamabad(29 December 2016) 13. Delegate, 4th International Literary Conference, Pakistan Academy of Letters, Islamabad ( 5 to 8 January 2017) 14. Speaker , 3rdPothohar Art & Literature Festival , PMAS, Arid Agricultural University, Rawalpindi ( 29 to 31 March 2017) 15. Speaker /Moderator, AIOU Literary Carnival, JadeedShayeri per nazar, AIOU Islamabad (11 to 12 April 2017) 16. Speaker, Moaasrurdunazamkikutab, Urdu Kitabmela, national book Foundation, Islamabad (22 April 2017). 17. Speaker , Motalia Sir syed : Ma Bad nawAbadiyatiJehat, Department of Urdu, IIUI ( 1st to 2nd November 2017) Supervisor Ph.D , MS and MA/BS: 1. Ph.D Scholars (5) 2. MS Scholars (11) 3. Ms Scholars, Completed (4) 4. MA /BS Scholars Completed (4) Literary Membership : 1. Halqa e Arbab e Zouq, Rawalpindi/Islamabad. 2. Progressive Writers Assocaition, Rawalpindi /Islamabad. .
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